Personalizing the look of your wedding flowers is easy with a little bit of imagination. A bride’s wedding bouquet for example, can be personalized by adding mementos. Grandma’s brooch, a special charm or vintage veils can be incorporated into the design of the bridal bouquet. The groom’s boutonniere can also be personalized by adorning it with a vintage stick pin or finishing it with coordinating ribbon. Instead of a traditional pin-on corsage for mom, give her a small bouquet as a stylish alternative. For a unique twist, the youngest flower girls may be dolled up with fresh flower hair accessories or leis. A kid-friendly teddy bear is a sweet alternative for the smallest of tots in the wedding party. When it comes to guest tables, flowers are always a beautiful choice for centerpieces. Share the beauty of your flowers with guests by making your centerpieces do double duty. Use several smaller vases of flowers to create one large table centerpiece. When guests are ready to leave, the centerpiece can be dismantled and given to couples as take home favors. Potted flowering plants or herbs also work as cluster arrangements that can be dismantled and given away at the end of the night. By following your heart and doing a little brainstorming with your florist, you can create a unique and personal wedding day statement with flowers. Think of all the ways you can make your day more meaningful when it comes to bridesmaid’s flowers, church flowers and wedding reception flowers. Enjoy your day and don’t forget to smell the roses!

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